Motion Picture Magazine (Feb-Jul 1925)

QMOTION PICTURC" 1)01 I MAGAZINE L Advertising Section iat a whale of a difference just a few cents maXe iu Forever removed by the Mahler Method which kills the hair root without pain or injuries to the skin in the privacy of your own home. Send today 3 stamps for Free Booklet D.J. MAHLER CO., 65-B, Mahler Park, Providence.R.I. * niTh nosE flPJUSTER The GENUINE (Patented) Shapes while you sleep. Rapid, painless and safe. The ANITA is a Genuine and most Comfortable Nose Supporter. Absolutely GUARANTEED Highly recommended by Physicians. Write for FREE booklet. "Nature's Way To Happiness" Sy /V The fllllTft Co Gold Medal Dent. 532, Anita Building, Winner Feb.*23 6S5 High St., NEWARK, N. J. BEFORE-AFTER VU2 In the MOTION PICTURE MAGAZINE For June The Gowns of a Temptress Barbara La Marr poses for you in the gorgeous creations she will wear in The Heart of a Temptress. Watch for the pictures of her magnificent evening gowns, smart afternoon frocks and lovely, trailing negligees. They forecast next year's newest styles. While he was eating dinner in a cheap East Side restaurant, Mason had his first big business idea The Man Without a Conscience {Continued from page 47) he would find White to be no very dangerous rival. All told, he felt that his first call on the Graveses was very successful. It needed but one more thing to make it a complete success, and his ingenuity quickly filled that need. By the subterfuge of taking his wallet from his pocket for the cigarets it contained, and putting it on a table near him instead of returning it to his pocket, he managed to leave behind him, when he went, his wallet, containing a thick sheaf of bills and the telegram which he had had sent to himself. He knew very well that they would look thru it for his address and, with that end in view, would read the telegram. Also he knew that, since he was not at the Vanderbilt, to which address the telegram had been sent, they would not find him. And that, of course, gave him an excuse to call upon them again within a few days, to inquire about his lost wallet. Thus he riveted an unusual intimacy with the family, and found it not at all difficult for him really to love Shirley, in his fashion. He was completely unaware of the pressure which the impoverished Mrs. Graves brought to bear on her daughter in order to force her to accept Mason's attentions, and delightedly assumed that she loved him for himself. Their marriage came as a matter of course, and was one of the talked-of social events of the season. Dv this time Mason had prospered mightily in the business world. Long since he had cheated old Dane out of his interest in the hair-restorer business, which, with the addition of new preparations, had grown to vast proportions. Finding that business too petty for his great abilities, he launched a real estate company, and found himself on the way to great fortune by the development of a suburban building tract, which he called Victory City. This, too, prospered as all his other undertakings had prospered. He decided to build for himself a monument to his riches and a fitting residence for his lovely wife — a mansion on the bluff overlooking that Victory City which was his greatest creation. He called into consultation a firm of architects, and was surprised to be confronted by James Warren as their representative — the young man whom he had met on the train when first he came to New York. Seeing Warren reminded him for a second of the girl, Ann Sherman, of whom he had heard not a word nor taken scarce a thought since he left her. But. since Warren did not ask about her. Mason soon put Every advertisement in MOTION PICTURE MAGAZINE is guaranteed.